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12.1.4

Comparision Betweeen 12.1.4 and 12.1.3

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Version 12.1.4 Details

Lint-staged version 12.1.4 is a minor update to the popular tool that helps developers automatically format and lint files before committing them to Git. This ensures code consistency and catches potential errors early in the development process, leading to a cleaner and more maintainable codebase. Comparing it with the previous stable version, 12.1.3, the core functionality remains the same, but subtle improvements under the hood contribute to a slightly larger unpacked size of 88593 bytes compared to 88584 bytes.

The dependencies, including essential packages like yaml, debug, execa, and listr2, remain consistent between the two versions. This suggests that the update primarily involves internal adjustments or bug fixes rather than significant feature additions or dependency upgrades. Both versions rely on a robust set of development dependencies such as jest for testing, eslint and prettier for code linting and formatting, and husky for Git hook integration.

The release date of version 12.1.4 is December 24, 2021, while version 12.1.3 was released on December 18, 2021, indicating relatively close releases. Developers already using lint-staged should consider upgrading to 12.1.4, as minor updates often include important bug fixes and performance enhancements that improve the overall development experience. New users can benefit from the stable and reliable nature of lint-staged in either version, ensuring code quality and streamlined workflows in their projects.

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